Rapper/singer Anderson .Paak, fresh off his Grammy win for Best Rap Performance 24 hours earlier, played to a sold-out crowd at the Masonic in San Francisco on February 11th. Continue reading
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PJ Harvey @ The Masonic, 05.09.17
Singer, songwriter, and Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire Polly Jean Harvey played a sold-out show at the Masonic in San Francisco on May 5th, touring in support of her ninth record, The Hope Six Demolition Project. Photos from the set below… Continue reading
Sleater-Kinney @ The Masonic (w/ The Thermals + Britt Daniel) 12.31.16
Sleater-Kinney celebrated New Year’s Eve at the Masonic in San Francisco, with openers The Thermals and a DJ set from Spoon’s Britt Daniel… Continue reading
Alessia Cara @ The Masonic, 10.17.16
Canadian R&B/pop singer/songwriter Alessia Cara played the Masonic in San Francisco on October 17. Check out photos of her set, along with openers Nathan Sykes and Ruth B… Continue reading
Iggy Pop @ The Masonic, 03.31.16
Rock icon Iggy Pop played a sold-out show at the Masonic in San Francisco, in support of his latest record, Post Pop Depression. Continue reading
The Smashing Pumpkins @ The Masonic w/ Liz Phair, 03.25.16
The Smashing Pumpkins brought their “In Plainsong” tour to San Francisco, along with fellow Chicagoan Liz Phair, who played a solo opening set. Continue reading
Metric played The Masonic (w/Joywave) in San Francisco for Noise Pop 2016, 02.23.16
Toronto quartet Metric helped kick off the 2016 Noise Pop festival in San Francisco with a show at The Masonic in Nob Hill. Continue reading
The 1975 @ The Masonic, 11.18.14
British rock band The 1975 hit San Francisco’s Masonic Temple on November 18th, to the delight of apparently every high school girl in the city. Some fans lined up before 9AM (on a school day!) and apparently figured their love of the Mancunian lads would provide all the sustenance they needed, because several of them passed out and had to be carried out of the crowd before the show even started. Ushers and security personnel handed out water, while all the fans toward the front shot dagger looks and snide mean-girl remarks at anyone with the temerity to get in their way (mostly photographers). The crowd at GWAR was slightly less aggressive. All in all, a fairly crazy happening.
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